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Stuka dive bomber (JU-87)
was a famous dive bomber used by the Nazi German Air Force during World War II, developed by the Junkers company. Its most prominent features are the curved gull wing wings, fixed landing gear, and unique whistling sound. Stuka played an important role in the Blitzkrieg during the early stages of World War II, accurately striking ground targets and causing significant psychological shock to the enemy. The "Jericho Horn" sound generator it carries produces a sharp whistling sound during diving, enhancing the deterrent effect of the attack. Although vulnerable to Allied anti-aircraft fire in the later stages, the Stuka was undoubtedly one of the key weapons for the German army to gain a battlefield advantage in the early stages of the war.
Jericho Horn:

Diving angle Indicator:

cockpit:

Operation method
AG1:Open the cockpit cover
AG2:Preparation for dropping bombs
AG3:Rear seat machine gun allows firing
VTOL/Brake:flap
Trim:Manual balancing
Jericho Horn: Automatically activated at 480km/h
Rear seat machine gun: perspective control

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